Globalization, endogenous development and education in Africa

Conclusion With this in mind, the globalization sought must be regarded not as an unwavering concept but rather as a process that all nations and regions are called upon to construct. To achieve this, they must pave the way for their own self-fulfilment. It falls to education in Africa to advance this process. Original language: French Mamadou Ndoye (Senegal) Minister of State for Basic Education and National Languages. He has extensive experience in both teaching and research. After being education inspector responsible for the Dakar city education district, he became researcher-educator at INEADE in Dakar in 1988. In 1993 he was appointed Minister of State for Literacy and the Promotion of National Languages. His many publications include:Ajustement structurel et éducation scolaire [Structural adjustment and formal education], (1991);Problèmes de réforme de l’éducation en Afrique [Problems of educational reform in Africa] (1990);Dette et éducation [Debt and education] (1989).